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Our Treatments and Services

Explore all of the treatments and services we offer by using our A-Z listing and get the best private healthcare for you.

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Treatments

Posterior cervical decompression without  fusion prevnext

So far we have discussed cervical procedures which are done through the front of the neck. Release of ‘pinched’ nerves (Spinal stenosis) can also be done...

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Vertebrectomy prevnext

A vertebrectomy is a procedure to remove all of the vertebral body, an oval-shaped segment of bone making up the front of the vertebra. It's normally carried...

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Conditions

Neurofibromatosis prevnext

Neurofibromatosis are genetic disorders where benign growths affect the nervous system. There are two types: NF1: this is a “mistake” in the gene on chromosome...

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Treatments

Posterior cervical decompression with fusion prevnext

In addition to a Posterior cervical decompression, a fusion can be performed to increase the rigidity of the spine. This ‘scaffold’ will help to keep your...

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Conditions

Spinal cancer prevnext

Most cancer in the spine arises within the bones, having spread from elsewhere in the body. Occasionally tumours may arise directly from the tissues of...

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